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Fix wrapped tab layout and publish docx-core latency charts - #33
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Plain tab stops used the accumulated paragraph width after a soft wrap, so later columns landed before their configured stop. The renderer now tracks the current visual line and preserves the tab indentation when an unbroken run overflows the remaining width, in editing, read-only, and markup views.
Verified the reports against published 0.13.0 and Microsoft Word exports. Horizontal tab positions now match the configured stop across editing, read-only, and markup views. The existing 963 JavaScript tests and 46 Word-oracle contract checks pass. A patch changeset is included.
Also publishes the measured 0.13.0 native latency comparison charts in the docx-core README: median/p95 overview, per-format distributions, and complexity plots for all six formats plus the separate additional DOCX regression cohort. Timing data is numeric-only and the measurement scope and limitations are documented.
Fixes #13
Fixes #15